AFL NFL Interleague exhibition wanes as Patriots rally falls short
In a weekend interleague exhibition, Philadelphia edged Boston 22 to 20 to narrow the AFL lead to 11-10 in head-to-head play. The NFL still has two more chances to reverse the trend before next January's Super Bowl, with upcoming clashes including Detroit versus New York and Atlanta versus Miami.
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Television Logs and Schedule Fragments
A fragmented listing shows television program names and times from various channels. Programs include What's New Truth or Consequences The Guiding Light NBC News The Avengers The Virginian Lost in Space Peyton Place The Beverly Hillbillies and My Great Minds.
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Arkansans Are in the Money at Thunderbird Golf Classic
Clint Barber of Texarkana posted a 72 final round to finish with 289 for the Thunderbird Golf Classic and win 1785. Richard Crawford of Bella Vista earned 993 with a 74 Monday, ending his 291 total. In other news, Ballitore waived QB Tertty Southall of Baylor and traded George Wilson to the Giants as part of a move tied to Earl Morrall’s arrival and Unitas' backup plans.
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Don McMahon Aims for Ring as Tigers Reliever Story
Detroit Tigers bullpen ace Don McMahon, 38, sketches a long shot path to another World Series ring while juggling a dual life with the Oakland Raiders as a talent scout. Once a Brooklyn standout, he stays in shape on short outings, hoping to pad his modest win total with late-inning heroics.
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Solunar Table Schedule From Knight's Tables
The Solunar schedule lists Major and Minor Periods for hunting and fishing days. Major periods start at given times and last about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter. Times follow Central Daylight Saving Time for planning optimal outdoor activities.
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Zach Zorn a UCLA sprinter won the 100 meter freestyle equalling the world record 52.6 seconds while Jackson Horsley a Seattle teen captured the 200 meter backstroke in 2 08 74. Don Schollander and Charlie Hickcox, Olympic stars, finished fifth and fourth in their final appearances amid a night of tough races.
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Pancho Davis Open clash draws aging champ Pancho
Pancho Gonzalez, once the world’s top tennis king, meets Tony Roche for a U S Open quarterfinal spot as the 1949 champ returns to form at Forest Hills. The centers stage includes British players Ann Jones and Virginia Wade in women’s singles, while Rod Laver and other stars contend in men’s draws and Olympic qualifiers wrap.
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Harding Runner Finishes Third In Intrasquad Meet
Jim Crawford of Harding College finished third in a heat at a U S Olympic hopefuls intrasquad track meet in South Lake Tahoe. He clocked 3 48.9, fifth best across two heats. Kansas standout Jim Ryan led Crawford's heat with 4 43.
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Andretti Beats Foyt In Ted Horn Memorial Race
Mario Andretti of Nagareth Pag wins the 160-mile Ted Horn Memorial Auto Race at Du Quoin State Fair, finishing 1.7 seconds ahead of A. J. Foyt of Houston. Andretti led from the eighth lap and held off Foyt for 14 of the last 15 laps in front of 18,400 spectators. This is Andretti's third 1968 USAC season victory moved him to second in national points behind Bobby Unser.
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